@Regression @Positive @Negative @Boundary

Feature: Online Calculator Scenarios

Description: As a user of the online calculator
I want to verify that the calculator performs basic calculations correctly

File name: calculator.feature

Relative path: tests/calculator.feature

Scenarios

Chart

Status

Progress

17

Passed	100.00 %
Failed	0.00 %

Metadata

Device Local test machine
OS 16.04
Browser 60

@Regression @Positive

Scenario Outline: "subtraction" of positive numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "3" "-" and "2"

Then user should be able to see "001_subtractionPos"

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@Regression @Positive

Scenario Outline: "division" of positive numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "5" "/" and "4"

Then user should be able to see "002_divisionPos"

+ Screenshot

@Regression @Positive

Scenario Outline: "addition" of positive numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "2.5" "+" and "3.8"

Then user should be able to see "003_additionPos"

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@Regression @Positive

Scenario Outline: "subtraction" of negative numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "-3" "-" and "-2"

Then user should be able to see "004_subtractionNeg"

+ Screenshot

@Regression @Positive

Scenario Outline: "division" of negative numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "-5.25" "/" and "-4.4"

Then user should be able to see "005_divisionNeg"

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@Regression @Positive

Scenario Outline: "addition" of negative numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "-2" "+" and "-3"

Then user should be able to see "006_additionNeg"

+ Screenshot

@Regression @Positive

Scenario Outline: "subtraction" of positive and negative numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "-12" "-" and "11"

Then user should be able to see "007_subtractionPosNeg"

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@Regression @Positive

Scenario Outline: "division" of positive and negative numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "15.25" "/" and "-4.5"

Then user should be able to see "008_divisionPosNeg"

+ Screenshot

@Regression @Positive

Scenario Outline: "addition" of positive and negative numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "-8" "+" and "3"

Then user should be able to see "009_additionPosNeg"

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@Regression @Negative @Boundary

Scenario Outline: "Positive" numbers Division by "0"

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "4" "/" and "0"

Then user should be able to see "0010_posDivByZero"

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@Regression @Negative @Boundary

Scenario Outline: "Positive" numbers Division by "1"

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "4" "/" and "1"

Then user should be able to see "0011_posDivByOne"

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@Regression @Negative @Boundary

Scenario Outline: "Positive" numbers Division by "itself"

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "4" "/" and "4"

Then user should be able to see "0012_posDivBySame"

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@Regression @Negative @Boundary

Scenario Outline: "Negative" numbers Division by "0"

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "-4" "/" and "0"

Then user should be able to see "0013_negDivByZero"

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@Regression @Negative @Boundary

Scenario Outline: "Negative" numbers Division by "1"

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "-4" "/" and "1"

Then user should be able to see "0014_negDivByOne"

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@Regression @Negative @Boundary

Scenario Outline: "Negative" numbers Division by "itself"

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "-4" "/" and "4"

Then user should be able to see "0015_negDivBySame"

+ Screenshot

@Regression @Boundary

Scenario Outline: Calculating very "large" numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "999999999" "+" and "999999999"

Then user should be able to see "0016_largeValue"

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@Regression @Boundary

Scenario Outline: Calculating very "small" numbers

Given user open the calculator page

When user enter "-999999999" "-" and "999999999"

Then user should be able to see "0017_smallValue"

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